CDL-A Flatbed Truck Driver - $0.70 per mile in Long Creek, SC

Posted 7 days ago

lawrence transportation systemsTallulah Falls (GA)

Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance

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Company Driver | Flatbed Location: Long Creek, SC Company: Lawrence Transportation Systems Pay: $0.70 per mile Route Type: otr, regional Start Date: ASAP About the Position CDL-A Truck Driver Lawrence Companies is looking for dependable and professional CDL-A drivers to join our team. Drivers will be responsible for safely transporting freight, maintaining a high level of customer service, and following all company and DOT safety requirements.

Responsibilities: Safely operate company equipment and transport freight Complete required inspections and documentation Maintain accurate logs and follow applicable regulations Communicate effectively with dispatch and customers Maintain a clean and professional driving record Ensure freight is handled safely and delivered on time Follow all company safety policies and procedures We are looking for company flatbed freight Class A truck drivers. Flatbed Freight.70 a mile Oversized load pay Tarp Pay Weekly Payroll with Direct Deposit Consistent work, Year-round Miles Paid

Orientation Referral Program Benefits: Medical Dental FSA and HSA Available PTO Paid Holidays 401k with Match ESOP Company Ownership Program Qualifications Valid Class A CDL Safe driving record Reliable and dependable work ethic Ability to safely operate commercial motor vehicles Previous commercial driving experience preferred READY TO ROLL? Have questions? Call us today: Learn more or apply online: Lawrence Companies is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer (Minority/Female/Veteran/Disabled). If you need accommodation to complete an application, call.

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